One of the main objectives of the American Society of Bermuda is to promote and foster harmonious relations between US citizens living here, and Bermudians.
However the organisation gives back to the community in other ways too.
Over the past few ye...
John Gibbons will represent the PLP in St George’s West at the next general election.
He will run against Kim Swan, elected as an MP for the United Bermuda Party, and Nandi Davis, another political newcomer who has set her sights on the seat in Const...
When Jaylen Bean first joined Bermuda’s Brazilian Football School three years ago she frequently heard how football was for boys.
No-one is questioning her skills now.
The 17-year-old was recently nominated for Teen Services’ Teen of the Year Sports ...
Government replaced crown counsel with private lawers in the battle over Digicel long distance.
Saul Froomkin OBE QC and Venous Memari now represent the Ministries of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strategy and Business Development in the l...
Management is doing things right, leadership is doing the right things.
Peter Drucker
Mr. Speaker
National budgets are more about people and their communities than the numbers that detail the revenue, expenditure and borrowing requirements.
While the...
Bermuda’s lack of double taxation treaties and local underwriters missing “common sense” modelling judgment are just two challenges faced by the Island’s insurance market.
This, according to online news publication Insurance Day, in an in-depth featu...
Ombudsman Arlene Brock has every right to launch investigations off her own bat if it is the public interest.
So Environment Minister Marc Bean was wrong to criticise her when he took her to task for her report on Government’s Special Development Ord...
Ombudsman Arlene Brock has insisted she was entirely within her rights to launch an inquiry into special development orders (SDOs), despite Environment Minister Marc Bean describing her decision to do so as “peculiar”.
And she told The Royal Gazette ...
DATE: Feb 15, 2012 | CATEGORY: Environment | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
The local playwriting competition, Famous for 15 Minutes, is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year with another six locally-written plays making their debut at the Daylesford Theatre from now until Saturday.
This year’s entries are as good as a...
DATE: Feb 13, 2012 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment |
The Friends of St Peter’s Church donated funds to TS Admiral Somers, St George’s Sea Cadet unit at a brief ceremony recently.
Friends chairman, Rev Dr Erskine Simmons told Commanding Officer of the unit Michael Frith, that the funds were towards new ...
